Members Mark Exceed dog food?

[jade_renee06]

hey, i was just wondering if anyone knows about this brand of dog food. i have heard from someone that it is very good. but i just wanted some other feed back. thanks!

[WWII]

I've used it and I've like it. Money is getting tight now so I switched to Purina Hi Pro b/c it's a couple $$$ cheaper. But I wouldn't pass up Exceed if someone offered it.

[jade_renee06]

I've used it and I've like it. Money is getting tight now so I switched to Purina Hi Pro b/c it's a couple $$$ cheaper. But I wouldn't pass up Exceed if someone offered it.
how much does it normally run?

[coolhandjean]

how much does it normally run?If this is the correct one, it has the price. http://www.samsclub.com/shopping/navigate.do?dest=5&item=175431

[WWII]

how much does it normally run?Which one?

Exceed (purple bag) ~$18-$19
Exceed (yellow bag) ~$20-$21
Purina Hi Pro ~$16

[jade_renee06]

Which one?

Exceed (purple bag) ~$18-$19
Exceed (yellow bag) ~$20-$21
Purina Hi Pro ~$16

Thanks! My friend feed his pit Diamond so im just going to try to see what one is better. His blue pit is only 8 months and already weights 85 lbs. Im just trying to figure out which one will help my pit with muscle mass.

[coolhandjean]

Thanks! My friend feed his pit Diamond so im just going to try to see what one is better. His blue pit is only 8 months and already weights 85 lbs. Im just trying to figure out which one will help my pit with muscle mass.The main thing that will help your APBT with muscle mass is genetics (uncontrolable) and exercise, though food is extremely important for various things as well...
Also, it sounds like your friend might have an American Bully, and not an American Pit Bull Terrier, going by it being 85lbs at only 8months old...

[WWII]

Thanks! My friend feed his pit Diamond so im just going to try to see what one is better. His blue pit is only 8 months and already weights 85 lbs. Im just trying to figure out which one will help my pit with muscle mass.I've fed both Diamond and Exceed and would opt for the Exceed. Pretty much the same stuff at a lower price.

[jade_renee06]

thanks for all the info. i think im going to try exceed and see how it works out. i know that this is off topic, but how do i get a pic to show next to my name when i post threads? im new to this and i dont really know how to work anything haha.

[bahamutt99]

I know someone who feeds it. I personally am not that impressed with the results, but she is happy with it.

[misterdogman]

hey, i was just wondering if anyone knows about this brand of dog food. i have heard from someone that it is very good. but i just wanted some other feed back. thanks!Ha the dog food question. What kinds best? what does everyone feed? etc, we kinda talked about this before a time or two, look here and youll see many opinions.

http://www.game-dog.com/forums/showthread.php?t=920&highlight=kind+food+feed

[jr Pit Guy]

I've used it and I've like it. Money is getting tight now so I switched to Purina Hi Pro b/c it's a couple $$$ cheaper. But I wouldn't pass up Exceed if someone offered it.
I just switched off of Hi Pro a few months back, I personally wouldn't switch back. At first I switched just one dog over to Diamond Hi Energy, but that wasn't much better. I have now switched all of my dogs over to Diamond Naturals Chicken and rice. I can already see a huge difference in Rosco, and Nala seems to look better as well. Also, I supplement with Flaxseed oil, to bring out the shine in their coats.

I have seen better ingredients, but notice the lack of corn! Very improtant to me. I see 2 ingredients that worry me, still not bad for $19/bag and it wasn't in the recall that I know of.

Ingredients Chicken, chicken meal, whole grain brown rice, white rice, cracked pearled barley, chicken fat (preserved with mixed tocopherols), oatmeal, beet pulp, egg product, flaxseed, natural chicken flavor, fish meal, potassium chloride, choline chloride, vitamin E supplement, iron proteinate, zinc proteinate, copper proteinate, ferrous sulfate, zinc sulfate, copper sulfate, potassium iodide, thiamine mononitrate, manganese proteinate, manganous oxide, ascorbic acid, vitamin A supplement, biotin, calcium pantothenate, manganese sulfate, sodium selenite, pyridoxine hydrochloride (vitamin B6), vitamin B12 supplement, riboflavin, vitamin D supplement, folic acid.